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GroupMe is our primary channel for general and official communication. Email is for formal matters. Rent and maintenance always go through RentRedi.

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Where to send what

What it is for How to reach us
General and official communication GroupMe — your unit, property, or all-tenants group
Formal matters: payments, lease, account, disputes Email [email protected] — the official Metro X Realty email
Leasing and new applications Email [email protected]
Rent and payments RentRedi — see Rent & Payments
Maintenance RentRedi → Repair — see Maintenance Requests
Between tenants or other units GroupMe
Life-safety emergency Call 911 first

Your GroupMe groups

Every tenant should be in three groups, and should be able to both read and send in all three. If you are missing one, tell us and we will add you.

Group What it is for
Your unit Day-to-day coordination for your unit, and how the administration reaches your Leading Tenant
Your property Building-wide notices: maintenance windows, snow removal, parking, shared spaces
All tenants, all properties Company-wide announcements that affect everyone

Leading Tenant

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One point of contact per unit. Each unit has one Leading Tenant, and the administration reaches them first through the unit's GroupMe group. The Leading Tenant passes on updates, door codes, Wi‑Fi details, and policies to roommates, and raises the unit's questions back to us. Route non-urgent questions through them. If you are not sure who your Leading Tenant is, ask us.

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Who you are talking to

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The Metro X Realty GroupMe account and official email are monitored by several people on the administration team, which is what lets us respond quickly and keep a record. Please do not call or text any other number or personal account, and do not contact the landlord or staff separately — messages sent to individuals get lost.

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